Which of the following statements is true of a franchisor-franchisee relationship?
A. A franchisee is free to make its own judgments when operating a business.
B. A franchisor limits the franchisee's territory from expanding into other areas.
C. A franchisee is exempted from paying any kind of royalty to the franchisor.
D. A franchisor fully pays for the costs involved in national advertising campaigns.
Answer: B
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A. Ways and Means Committee. B. Finance Committee. C. Joint Committee on Taxation. D. Conference Committee.